Question Paper
Class / Subject: Class 10 (ICSE) · Mathematics
Chapter: Chapter 1 — Chapter 1: GST (Goods and Services Tax)
Time Allowed: 32 minutes
Max Marks: 16
1. How is GST calculated? [1]
(A) (Rate ÷ 100) × sale price
(B) Rate × sale price directly
(C) Rate + sale price
(D) Rate ÷ sale price
2. What is GST on ₹1000 at 18%? [1]
(A) ₹180
(B) ₹18
(C) ₹1000
(D) ₹118
3. What is the final price for the above example? [1]
(A) ₹1180
(B) ₹1000
(C) ₹180
(D) ₹1018
4. What does CGST stand for? [1]
(A) Central GST
(B) Common GST
(C) City GST
(D) Continuous GST
5. What does SGST stand for? [1]
(A) State GST
(B) Simple GST
(C) Sales GST
(D) Standard GST
6. For intra-state transactions, how is GST typically split? [1]
(A) Half CGST, half SGST
(B) All CGST
(C) All SGST
(D) No split occurs
7. What did GST replace? [1]
(A) Many previous separate taxes
(B) No previous taxes
(C) Only income tax
(D) Only import duties
8. Why learn GST calculations? [1]
(A) Essential for transactions and business accounting
(B) No reason
(C) It's not useful
(D) Only for tests
9. How is GST calculated? [1]
(A) (Rate ÷ 100) × sale price
(B) Rate × sale price directly
(C) Rate + sale price
(D) Rate ÷ sale price
10. What is GST on ₹1000 at 18%? [1]
(A) ₹180
(B) ₹18
(C) ₹1000
(D) ₹118
11. What is the final price for the above example? [1]
(A) ₹1180
(B) ₹1000
(C) ₹180
(D) ₹1018
12. What does CGST stand for? [1]
(A) Central GST
(B) Common GST
(C) City GST
(D) Continuous GST
13. What does SGST stand for? [1]
(A) State GST
(B) Simple GST
(C) Sales GST
(D) Standard GST
14. For intra-state transactions, how is GST typically split? [1]
(A) Half CGST, half SGST
(B) All CGST
(C) All SGST
(D) No split occurs
15. What did GST replace? [1]
(A) Many previous separate taxes
(B) No previous taxes
(C) Only income tax
(D) Only import duties
16. Why learn GST calculations? [1]
(A) Essential for transactions and business accounting
(B) No reason
(C) It's not useful
(D) Only for tests